The tower, which bears a vague similarity with the curved tower over a curved base at 200 Central Park South at Seventh Avenue, has a red-brick and silver-colored facade not unlike some other projects of the developer, Millennium Partners, in the Lincoln Center area.

The building has many corner windows to take advantage of its spectacular vistas overlooking the harbor and the downtown skyline, and its apartments have room-service, valet parking, conference and business facilities, and a spa and fitness center on the 14th floor sundeck as well as a major restaurant in the building.

Millennium Partners also worked with the Ritz-Carlton hotel chain to convert the former St. Moritz Hotel on the southeast corner of Central Park South and the Avenue of the Americas into a Ritz-Carlton Hotel with 12 residences on the top floors.

There are other hotels a few blocks to the north, but none with the dramatic location of this handsome tower that fronts on some of the parks at the lower end of Battery Park City as well as overlooking Battery Park and the Statue of Liberty in the harbor.

Public transportation is not too convenient although there is a subway station a few blocks to the east at Bowling Green. The World Financial Center in Battery Park City several blocks to the north, has a major retail and restaurant center.

The waterfront ambiance at Battery Park City is the most spectacular in Manhattan and it is not far from interesting schools and many restaurants and clubs in the TriBeCa area.